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There will also be issues with advertising compliance and regulation, which is handled by the ASA, with different rules likely to be introduced for each country.

Labor Secretary Elaine L. Chao said she would consider issuing new ergonomics rules, likely to be less far-reaching and expensive than the Clinton rules.

After intense lobbying by proponents net neutrality rules likely to be voted through this week will mean the cable firms can not slow online services or offer fast lanes to others.

In a double dissolution election all Senate seats are contested and under the new Senate voting rules likely to be passed by the government, with the support of the Greens and Xenophon, all run a strong risk of losing their Senate positions.

The same holds for the median rule, likely to yield more robust results in comparison to the mean rule.

"Failure to sustain growth has been a general rule, and that rule is likely to reassert itself in the coming decade," he says.

Notwithstanding, photos obeying such rules are likely to look more appealing to consumers than if they were shot without attention to the rules [17, 134].

The new rules are likely to come in next year.

Further relaxation of ownership rules is likely to be on the way.

A relaxation of visa rules is likely to lure more Chinese to Britain and America.

Opponents of mandatory disclosure rules are likely to use this development to buttress their position.